Venier Family History
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Eli Vigneau (Venier) was a farmer from Quebec, Canada. He born on
September 7, 1812 in St-Jacques, Québec. His
wife was Sophranie Senever dit Marbe (Chennevert) born July 8, 1816.
St-Jacques is located in the county of Montcalm, region of Lanaudière, in the
province of Québec,
Canada.
The original surname varied from
Vigneau, Vingeaux, Vignault, Vingeux, and several other spellings. Eli
eventually came to Monroe, Michigan, sometime in the early 1840s, and the name became, and has remained, Venier.
At this time, it is known that Eli and Sophranie had the following 13
children:
Julianna Venier (18 August 1837 - 28 May 1916) married (1) John Day; (2) Eli
Banore; (3) Jacob Kuhry
Joseph Venier (5 October 1838 - 9 July 1918)
Melanie Emily Josephine Venier (1842 - ?) married Stephen Boudrie
Francis Xavier Venier (25 February 1842 - ?)
Nelson Venier (20 January 1844 - 30 December 1901)
Armeline Venier (1 January 1846 - ?)
Godfrey Venier (22 February 1848 - 9 March 1865)
Peter Venier (25 August 1852 - 9 September 1911)
Marguerite Venier (25 August 1852 - 18 September 1852)
Louis Venier (19 April 1855 - 19 October 1914)
Monica Josephine Venier (6 July 1857 - 10 March 1858)
Harriet Venier (20 April 1859 - 29 February 1944) married Bernard LaTour
Male Infant Venier (7 April 1863 - 7 April 1863)